Riley County Educator from Manhattan, Kansas • 3

"Winter Wonder, High Patent Flour, None so good-Ask your mTt a it a. grocer for it, and take no other if you want a happy home. Manhattan Mills and C. M. Manhattan, KS Walter Lavton will teach in Marshall 49 W.

L. Rose May Day. 50 J. A. Reece May Day.

51 Geo. Gehring, Riley. 52 Gust Belin, Greeu. 53 H. D.

Graves, Manhattan. 54 Chas. Hultgren, Cleburne. 55 Theodore Olson, Leonardville. 50 Wm.

Craig, Riley. 57, L. Kaump, Randolph. make so great a purchase and Jefferson was a "strict constructionist" of the constitution. However, fearing that the opportunity would be lost, they closed the bargain by which the United States gained the vast tract of land known as the Louisiana Purchase, containing 1,160,577 square miles of land, for only 115,000,000, though interest and other claims run the final cost up to $27,207,021.

That part of Kansas which was not included in this purchase was ceded to the general government by the state of Texas in 1848. County again this year. Lew Hardy has gone to Leavenworth to enter the U. S. hospital service.

New black boards have been put in the Riley and Rocky Ford school houses. VARNEY'S BOOK STORE, UNIFORM TEXT BOOKS adopted by county. New and Second-hand. School Supplies at lowest price. School Dist.

Order Books and full supplies for School Dist Boards. MANHATTAN, KANSAS. DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT JoMston's liMtai Brut Store When in need of Toilet Articles, Medicines, and Artists' Materials. '58 F. Oberhelman, Randolph.

59 John Ford, Leonardville. 00 Geo. R. Parker, Manhattan. 01 J.

P. Nyman, Randolph. 02 Wm. D. Ayars Grant.

03 H. H. Greeley Manhattan. 04 H. H.

Washburn, Riley. 05 S. R. Barry, Manhattan. 00 Jacob Riniker, Riley.

08 O. Dodge Stockdale. 09 C. B. Pritner Grant.

70 Geo. H. Chandler, Manhattan, 71 G. A. Mann, Junction City.

72 Carl Weisbender, Randolph. 73 John Mallon, Ogden. 74 Jas. Wood, Ogden. 75 A.

Tobias Riley. 70 H. B. Buss, Leonardville. 77 Mrs.

Sarah Simair, Manhattan. Jt. 77 D. C. Calhoun Irving.

No. 78 Thos. Pierce Riley. 79 C. L.

Longren, Walsburg. The following directors were elected to serve for two years: No. 14 August Kleiner Riley. Jt. 15 Fred Sondker, Bodaville.

No. 41 Mrs. E. Worrel, Manhattan. The following clerks were elected to serve for one year: Jt.

14 C. G. Goff, Parallel. C. P.

BLJ1CHLY, DEKTTIST. Gold Filling and Gold Crowns a Specialty. ODONTUNDER for Extracting. Pete Mil's Barber Shop aM Bafta. Boons.

12 shaves, $1, cash. 0 bath tickets, $1, cash. Fine Cigars, Tobacco, and Toilet Articles. Razors bought and sold. Next door to Pcstuffice, MANHATTAN, KANS No.

23 L. R. Holden Ogden. 33 I. W.

Martin, Riley. 50 F. H. Arnold May Day. 58 Frank Holtman, Randolph.

73 Mrs. J. C. Ryan Ogden. 74 Mrs.

Isabella Since the date of the annual meeting the county superintendent has jnade the follow School District Officers Elected. Treasurers of the various school districts have been elected as follows. Those marked were re-elected: No. 1 J. H.

Richards, Manhattan. Jt. 1 R. A. Campbell, Junction City.

No. 2 C. P. Parks, Manhattan. Jt.

2 G. W. Miller Milford. No. 3 J.

B. Zarger, Manhattan. Jt. 3 M. Z.

Baird Milford. No. 4 J. T. Bannister, Ogden.

5 A. G. Peterson, Randolph. 0 J. A.

Blodgett Keats. 7 J. F. Swingle, Manhattan. Jt.

7 Fred Toburen, Cleburne. No. 8 G. J. Warner, Stockdale.

Dr. J. W. Moody, Randolph. Jt.

9 M. Baird, Parallel. No. 10 C. W.

Peter Randolph. 11 F. G. Johnson, Cleburne. Jt.

11 D. D. Caff ay Junction City. No. 12 J.

H. Schippert Westgate. 13 A F. Persons, Manhattan. Jt.

13 Uriaa Myers, Wakefield. No. 14 Chas. Kleiner Rilev. Jt.

14 Julius Rahe Parallel. No. 15 A. B. Lee Riley.

Jt. 15 V. Rothlisberger, Bodaville. No. 10 N.

A. Peterson, Monterey. 17 A. Howell Keats. 18 Ed Thierer Manhattan.

19 H. C. Beck, Rilev. 20 Elbridge Kress, Leonardville. 21 Peter Johnson, Walsburg.

Jt. 22 Wm. Gordon Bala. No. 23 Jos.

Wilson, 24 Worth Nixon, Manhattan. 25 L. Frederick, Winkler. 20 John Samuelson, Randolph. 27 C.

Lindstrom, Leonardville. 28 George Pickett, May Day. 29 J. D. Sweet, Stockdale.

30 Mrs. Bertha Allen, Garrison. 31 Jerome Walbridge, Riley. 32 Frank Nelson, Keats. 33 Dennis Hays, Riley.

34 A. Holtman, Walsburg. 35 O. M. Stewart, Leonardville.

30 Fred Windland, Parallel. 37 C. L. Caley, Leonardville. 38 Wm.

Wagenrodt, Leonardville. 39 M. H. Russell, Leonardville. 40 G.

R. Norris May Day. 41 J. A. Sterrett, Manhattan.

42 C. T. Shipps Zeandale. 43 A. Worrel, Zeandale.

44 W. J. Davis Wabaunsee. 45 J. D.

Harshberger, Manhattan. 40 Geo. A. Woodbury Bala. 47 Jno.

Backlaud, Lasita. 48 Jacob Weible Bala. FULL LINE OF: Books, Stationery, School Books, AND SUPPLIES, at THE NEW BOOK STORE. W. SPILMAN CO.

DR. G. A. CRISE, DENTIST, 321 POYNTZ AVENUE. Preservation of Natural Teeth a Specialty.

ing appointments: J. O. Eastberg, May Day, treasurer of Dist. No. 07, in place of Jas.

Dugan, who refused to qualify. John Harrison, Milford, director of Dist. Jt. No. 13, in place of C.

A. Hanna, resigned. Martin Mullen, director of Dist. No. 49, in place of Wm.

Giles, resigned. Meals ott the "Order" Piatt Are now served on the Dining Cars run by the Great Rock Island Route between City and Chicago. This change has been made to suit the convenience of the traveling public, and with the belief that such an arrangement will better please our patrons. All meals will be served a la carte, and at H. ROBERTS, F.

B. SMITH. Attorney at Law, Room 10, Eames lUock, IVTfvxilxttttfvia, Kansas. I reasonable prices. While the system of serving meals has been changed, the traveler may still rely upon the excellence of suisine and perfection of service that have earned for the Rock Island f0mmim A grades of Hard and wUxu.J-J Soft Coal lowest prices.

I I "NT I I I Fancy Patent 81.00 I il JTO Frost King 90cts Golden Rule 85c, Victor 80c. 500tb lots lower. ALL GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY. G. W.

HIGINB0THAM. the reputation of maintaining the best Dining Car Service in the World. John Sebastian, G. P. T.

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